Trying to turn on the lights in the wheelhouse causes them to flash violently and unstoppably.

@milk man I installed a kill switch that prevents use of the throttles of there is anyone in the water behind the boat. You can reset this in the engine room.

I can not get this thing to throttle up as it seems you have sort of system to prevent the throttle to increase if it is getting an incorrect input. What do I do?

@Brainz006 Ok thanks I will try that :D

@Cruisecar087 If you're trying to start it via the manual starters in the engine room, make sure both pump switches are enabled and hold both starters until the engines hit above 2 RPS.

If you're using the autostart in the bridge, just click it once and the engines will start themselves.

I cant start it

You're half right. It does technically work, but it's really buggy. I just tested it in the current version, and it detects it briefly, with it peaking around 60 Celsius, but then almost immediately forgets there's fire and drops back to like 18.

@Peekofwar I don't know why, but in my testing, the temperature sensors did not reach nearly a hot enough temperature to trip an alarm.

If the engines explode from damage caused by something other than coolant overheat, it doesn't trip the alarm. If anything, you could always add a probe as a backup fire sensor, in case the coolant isn't the cause. Shooting the pistons with a handgun will cause an explosion, but no fire alarm.

@Peekofwar Correct, that's the main reason I stuck to the engine's temperature outputs. If the engines catch fire, they will detect it and suppress the fire. However, if they explode, the best action would be to try to trip the alarm through the reset panel or simply evacuate the yacht.

@Brainz006 If the engines actually explode, then the thermal probes can detect the fire. However if the engines only catch fire, but don't get hot enough to explode, the thermal probes don't detect it. If the probe is too close to the engine, it might get destroyed before it has a chance to report.

@SAniC magic

Bro how did you create art that can sail

Great build! Looks even better through a periscope ;)

@giorgiolelmi Thanks!

This looks so beautiful! I also like the drawings on the walls inside

@Peekofwar It does not use thermal probes to detect a fire (trust me, I tried - they just get damaged well before outputting a high enough temperature) but instead detects when any of the engines are over 115c, the overheating point. Therefore, while it may not detect fires not caused by the engines, it will still suppress them if the "Test" mode is enabled. Also, while the test and automatic control is in the engine room, you can still reset the fire alarm from the wheelhouse.

I've noticed that the fire suppression isn't automatic. If the engine explodes and catches fire, there are no thermal probes to detect the heat and trip the fire alarm/suppression. Furthermore, the fire suppression button is in the engine compartment, and is inaccessible in the event of a fire.

ok thank you i never would of guessed 2032 haha

@AustinVlonghorn The weapons vault code is 2032, the year. Also, you may have tripped the kill switch. To reset the throttle activate the green key in the engine room.

Please answer

what is the code to the weapons valut and how do i unlock the throttle?

@CoolG2007 Thanks!

@Peekofwar The lights were mixed up, yes. They are fixed on the vehicle but i'm too lazy to retake every exterior photo.

Really nice looking, good job!

From the pictures, it looks like either your boat is built backwards, or your port and starboard lights are mixed-up.

I love that fishes created from missile radar. Lol.

looks cool.